refactor(ethexe-sdk): extend events API, use ActorId everywhere#5123
refactor(ethexe-sdk): extend events API, use ActorId everywhere#5123StackOverflowExcept1on merged 2 commits intomasterfrom
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This pull request introduces a significant and beneficial refactoring by consistently using ActorId instead of Address across various parts of the codebase, which improves type safety and clarity. It also extends the events API by adding serde support to more event structs, refactoring RequestEvent enums for better maintainability, and introducing new event builders, including a convenient AllEventsBuilder for subscribing to multiple events at once. While the changes are mostly positive, I've found a critical compilation error due to invalid use<> syntax in the return type of several new subscribe functions. This appears to be a copy-paste artifact and needs to be fixed for the code to compile.
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masterbranch because there will be conflicts in futureChanges:
events().all()onWVara,Router,Mirror(can be used in node-loader?)ActorIdeverywhereRequested*events toMirrorReplyCodeworks fine